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0.43 Richard Hosley, Shakespearian Stage Curtains: Then and Now, College English, 1964.
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0.39 E. J. West, On a Purely Playful Hypothesis concerning the Composition of "A Midsummer Night's Dream", College English, 1948.
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0.37 Samuel Weingarten, The Use of Phonograph Recordings in Teaching Shakespeare, College English, 1939.
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0.34 R. W. Babcock, George Lyman Kittredge Olivier and the Historical Hamlet, College English, 1950.
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0.32 William R. Bowden, Teaching Structure in Shakespeare: 1 Henry IV Twelfth Night and Hamlet, College English, 1962.
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0.30 Alan S. Downer, 1952: Feste's Night, College English, 1960.
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0.30 David S. Berkeley, On Oversimplifying Antony, College English, 1955.
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0.29 Sanford Sternlicht, Hamlet: Six Characters in Search of a Play, College English, 1966.
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0.29 Stephen Merton, "The Tempest" and "Troilus and Cressida", College English, 1945.
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0.28 Stephen A. Shapiro, Romeo and Juliet: Reversals Contraries Transformations and Ambivalence, College English, 1964.
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0.28 Alan S. Downer, Feste's Night, College English, 1952.
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0.28 Harriett Hawkins, What Kind of Pre-contract Had Angelo? A Note on Some Non-problems in Elizabethan Drama, College English, 1974.
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0.28 Frank W. Wadsworth, Shakespeare in Action-A Report, College English, 1955.
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0.28 Haskell M. Block, Classic Repertory and the American Theatre, College English, 1956.
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0.27 Conrad Hilberry, The Tempest: Act IV, College English, 1962.
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0.26 Walter Gierasch, Hamlet's Polonius and Shakspere's, College English, 1941.
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0.26 Maximillian E. Novak, The Artist and the Clergyman: Congreve Collier and the World of the Play, College English, 1969.
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0.26 John C. McCloskey, Hamlet's Quest of Certainty, College English, 1941.
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0.26 Lawrence E. Bowling, Duality in the Minor Characters in Antony and Cleopatra, College English, 1957.
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0.26 Karl F. Thompson, Troilus and Cressida: The Incomplete Achilles, College English, 1966.
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0.26 John C. McCloskey, Caliban Savage Clown, College English, 1940.
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0.26 Olive Henneberger, Banquo Loyal Subject, College English, 1946.
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0.25 Albert S. Cook, Language and Action in the Drama, College English, 1966.
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0.25 Larry S. Champion, The Perspective of Comedy: Shakespeare's the Winter's Tale, College English, 1971.
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0.25 James T. Nardin, Modern Criticism and the Closet Drama Approach, College English, 1965.
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0.25 Barbara A. Welch, Comment on W B Stone, College English, 1973.
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0.25 Charles A. Hallett, A Shakespeare Workshop, College English, 1971.
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0.25 Ken Davis William Hutchings, Playing a New Role: The English Professor as Dramaturg, College English, 1984.
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0.25 Peter V. Le Page, The Search for Godhead in Marlowe's Tamburlaine, College English, 1965.
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0.24 W. L. Halstead, What "War of the Theatres"?, College English, 1948.
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0.24 Leo Rockas, On Teaching Shakespeare, College English, 1978.
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0.24 Frank S. Hook, Letter to the Editor, College English, 1956.
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0.24 Edwin Honig, Jawing of Genesis, College English, 1956.
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0.24 David S. Berkeley T. C. Hoepfner, Letters to the Editor, College English, 1957.
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0.24 Ronald Watkins, Producing Shakespeare in an Elizabethan Setting, College English, 1949.
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0.24 Robert Ornstein, Teaching Hamlet, College English, 1964.
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0.24 Wilbur D. Dunkel, The Essence of Shaw's Dramaturgy, College English, 1949.
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0.24 Lysander Kemp, Understanding "Hamlet", College English, 1951.
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0.23 Morris Eaves, The Real Thing: A Plan for Producing Shakespeare in the Classroom, College English, 1970.
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0.23 James Sandoe, The Easiest Way: A Farce, College English, 1946.
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0.23 Elizabeth Jackson, The Kittredge Way, College English, 1943.
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0.23 M. Maurice Shudofsky, Sarah Bernhardt on Hamlet, College English, 1941.
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0.23 Martin Stevens, Illusion and Reality in the Medieval Drama, College English, 1971.
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0.23 Kate Davidson, Aspects of a Novel, College English, 1985.
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0.23 William R. Mueller, The Class of '50 Reads "Othello", College English, 1948.
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0.22 Everett H. Emerson Harold E. Davis Ira Johnson, Intention and Achievement in All for Love, College English, 1955.
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0.22 E. Allen Tilley, The Modes of Fiction: A Plot Morphology, College English, 1978.
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0.22 Margery Bailey, Shakespeare in Action, College English, 1954.
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0.22 Babette May Levy, "The High Bid" and the Forbes-Robertsons, College English, 1947.
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0.22 Peter F. Neumeyer, Ingratitude Is Monstrous: An Approach to Coriolanus, College English, 1964.
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0.22 Susan McCloskey, Teaching Dramatic Literature, College English, 1984.
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0.22 Peggy Ann Knapp, "Stay Illusion" or How to Teach Hamlet, College English, 1974.
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0.22 George Soule, Hamlet's Quietus, College English, 1964.
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0.22 Elias Schwartz, Twelfth Night and the Meaning of Shakespearean Comedy, College English, 1967.
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0.21 Warren Taylor, Lear and the Lost Self, College English, 1964.
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0.21 Edward Wagenknecht, The Perfect Revenge-Hamlet's Delay a Reconsideration, College English, 1949.
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0.21 Mary Elizabeth Devine Constance M. Clark, The Stanislavski System as a Tool for Teaching Dramatic Literature, College English, 1976.
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0.21 Theodore B. Leinwand, Introducing Shakespeare, College English, 2002.
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0.21 Perry D. Westbrook, A Note on "Macbeth" Act II Scene 1, College English, 1946.
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0.21 B. H. Lehman, Americans See the Oresteia of Aeschylus, College English, 1947.
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0.21 Louis Marder, Teaching Shakespeare: Is There a Method?, College English, 1964.
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0.21 Karl P. Wentersdorf, Structure and Characterization in Othello and King Lear, College English, 1965.
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0.21 Arthur M. Sampley, Theory and Practice in Maxwell Anderson's Poetic Tragedies, College English, 1944.
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0.20 Joseph Axelrod, A Freshman Discussion Session on "the Misanthrope", College English, 1946.
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0.20 Horst Frenz, American Drama and World Drama, College English, 1945.
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0.20 Sidney L. Gulick_ Jr., Was "Shakespeare" a Woman?, College English, 1954.
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0.20 Paul N. Siegel, In Defense of Bradley, College English, 1948.
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0.20 Charles D. Stewart, Four Shakespearean Cruxes, College English, 1948.
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0.20 Richard M. Eastman, Drama as Psychological Argument, College English, 1958.
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0.20 Robert E. Knoll, How to Read The Alchemist, College English, 1960.
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0.20 Ann Louise Hentz, Hamlet: The Anatomy of a Task, College English, 1966.
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0.20 Walter F. Eggers_ Jr., Inductions to Drama, College English, 1979.
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0.20 Eben Bass, Falstaff and the Succession, College English, 1963.
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0.20 Lodwick Hartley, Claudio and the Unmerry War, College English, 1965.
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0.20 Louis Marder, Shakespeare's 400th Anniversary: Suggestions for Commemorative Programs and Activities, College English, 1964.
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0.20 Robert Carl Johnson, A Reply to Mr Weitzel, College English, 1976.
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0.19 Lawrence E. Bowling, The Theme of Natural Order in "The Tempest", College English, 1951.
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0.19 Matthew Proser, Coriolanus: The Constant Warrior and the State, College English, 1963.
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0.19 Warren Taylor, The Uses of Shakespeare, College English, 1941.
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0.19 Thomas J. Taylor, Cumberland Kotzebue Scribe Simon: Are We Teaching the Wrong Playwrights?, College English, 1981.
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0.19 Charles A. Pennel, On Introducing Shakespeare: Richard III, College English, 1965.
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0.19 Thomas D. Bowman, A Further Study in the Characterization and Motivation of Iago, College English, 1943.
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0.19 Robert Withington, Why Put Freud into Hamlet?, College English, 1949.
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0.19 E. J. West, A Plea for a Theater of Gusto, College English, 1951.
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0.18 C. L. Barber, Shakespearian Comedy in the Comedy of Errors, College English, 1964.
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0.18 Richard A. Levine, The Tragedy of Hamlet's World View, College English, 1962.
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0.18 Bruce King, Dryden's Intent in All for Love, College English, 1963.
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0.18 Charles Edward Eaton, The Enfabled Nude, College English, 1978.
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0.18 Robert R. Hellenga, The Known Facts about Hamlet: Response to Alma Blinn Hill, College English, 1974.
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0.18 Richard Foster, Wilde as Parodist: A Second Look at the Importance of Being Earnest, College English, 1956.
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0.18 Harold C. Goddard, Hamlet to Ophelia, College English, 1955.
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0.18 Rufus A. Blanshard, Shakespeare's Funny Comedy, College English, 1959.
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0.18 Otto Reinert, Satiric Strategy in the Importance of Being Earnest, College English, 1956.
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0.18 Robert Withington, What 'War of the Theatres'?, College English, 1948.
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0.18 Foster Provost, On Shakespeare's Sonnet 116, College English, 1956.
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0.18 Robert Palfrey Utter_ Jr., In Defense of Hamlet, College English, 1950.
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0.18 Katherine Haynes Gatch, "The Real Sorrow of Great Men": Mr Bernard Shaw's Sense of Tragedy, College English, 1947.
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0.18 Vivian C. Hopkins, "The Iceman" Seen through "The Lower Depths", College English, 1949.
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0.17 George R. Kernodle, England's Religious-Drama Movement, College English, 1940.
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0.17 Richard D. Altick, The Marvelous Child of the English Stage, College English, 1945.
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0.17 Abraham Blinderman, I Actually Know Not Too Much on Shakespeare, College English, 1975.
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0.17 U. C. Knoepflmacher, The Humors as Symbolic Nucleus in Henry IV Part I, College English, 1963.
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0.17 Doris B. Garey, Letter to the Editor, College English, 1955.
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0.17 Lawrence F. McNamee, New Horizons in the Teaching of Shakespeare, College English, 1962.
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0.17 Elliot Krieger, Shakespearean Crossroads: Teaching Shakespeare through Induction, College English, 1977.
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0.17 Henry Popkin, American Theater in Transition, College English, 1962.
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0.17 John Gassner, Bernard Shaw and the Making of the Modern Mind, College English, 1962.
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0.17 Elias Schwartz, On the Quarrel Scene in Julius Caesar, College English, 1958.
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0.16 Morse Peckham, What Did Lady Windermere Learn?, College English, 1956.
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0.16 Katherine Stockholder, Power and Pleasure in Troilus and Cressida or Rhetoric and Structure of the Anti-Tragic, College English, 1969.
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0.16 Elias Schwartz, The Shackling of Accidents: Antony and Cleopatra, College English, 1962.
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0.16 Ivo Kamps, Possible Pasts: Historiography and Legitimation in Henry VIII, College English, 1996.
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0.16 Elizabeth R. Jacobs, Shakespeare without Fears, College English, 1954.
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0.16 Robert R. Hellenga, Hamlet in the Classroom, College English, 1973.
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0.16 Carolyn R. S. Lenz, Drama in the Classroom, College Composition and Communication, 1976.
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0.16 S. Nagarajan, Comment for Harriet Hawkins, College English, 1975.
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0.16 Roy L. Weitzel, Trying for the Apprehension of Literature: Shakespeare and the Uses of Our Imagination, College English, 1975.
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0.16 Elias Schwartz, Detachment and Tragic Effect, College English, 1956.
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0.16 Ira Grushow, Brave New World and The Tempest, College English, 1962.
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0.16 Winn F. Zeller Johann T. Reich, Emotional Interpretation-New Plays for Old, College English, 1940.
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0.16 Minas Savvas, King Lear as a Play of Divine Justice, College English, 1966.
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0.16 Kenneth Thorpe Rowe, Playwriting in the Liberal-Arts Curriculum, College English, 1939.
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0.16 Marion Montgomery, Romantic Realism, College English, 1963.
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0.15 Simon O. Lesser, Act One Scene One of Lear, College English, 1970.
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0.15 James V. Baker, An Existential Examination of King Lear, College English, 1962.
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0.15 Marchette Chute, Chaucer and Shakespeare, College English, 1950.
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0.15 Thomas J. Taylor, Problems of the Postscriptive Text, College English, 1979.
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0.15 Annette T. Rottenberg, The Early Love Drama, College English, 1962.
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0.15 A. L. Laufe, Naturalism in the Raw Is Seldom Mild, College English, 1940.
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0.15 John C. McCloskey, The Motivation of Iago, College English, 1941.
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0.15 Charles F. Duncan_ Jr., A Blackboard Model of Shakespearean Irony, College English, 1973.
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0.15 Samuel Weingarten, The Name of King in Richard II, College English, 1966.
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